senator carden mentioned when i was u.s. trade representative in 2005, we did work with bahrain and oman on free trade agreements. i was able to sign the bahrain agreement and negotiate the oman agreement. we got them to end their boycotts with israel. so we know that tpa is an appropriate place for this because it's happened before. i was also involved in applying pressure to saudi arabia when they entered the world trade organization. as you probably know, saudi arabia granted most favored nation status to all member states as required to under the w.t.o. including israel, which was difficult for them at the time but the right thing to do. so look, today there are new challenges posed. senator carden mentioned the eu is one of our concerns. unfortunately, some of the european allies are engaged in this. banks from sweden, denmark and the letnetherlands from die vestvested from israel. the israel government needs to deal with gaza. there is a threat to boycott meat dairy and poultry products from certain areas in israel dep

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i thought bob corker and ben carden came to a reasonable compromise. i had two concerns from the start with respect to any steps taken by congress. the first was to make sure that their actions did not derail or prevent prevent us being able to get the best deal possible. john kerry when he's in those negotiations not with being hobbled or his life not being more complicated until we have a deal done. my basic argument was let us show you if there's a deal or not. if there is you'll have ample opportunity to review it and pine on it. right now we're still negotiating so have patience. i think the final product that emergedker carden e noes we believe will not derail negotiations. that checked off one box. the second concern i had was just an issue of presidential prerogatives. there were people supporting corker's legislation suggesting that as a routine matter a president needs to get sign off from congress to negotiate political agreements. that is not the case. that has never been the case. this is not a formal treaty being envisioned. the president

jorge: que dice el cardenal, cual fue su respuesta?nÉ a norberto rivera y dijo desconocer lo pero que si se llega a enterar aplicarÍa sanciones diferentes. jorge: jesÚs porque haces todo esto, porque hablas? jesÚs: siento que es mi responsabilidad, yo se lo que suele ser abusado sexualmente, lo que duele ver tu sueÑo destruido, que te cambie la vida tan drÁsticamente no se lo deseo a ningÚn otro niÑo. jorge: tÚ crees que los lÍderes catÓlicos en mÉxico han actuado en complicidad para evitar que casos como el tuyo se den a conocer? jesÚs: sin duda, bastantes lÍderes han actuado cubriendo, parece que es una asociaciÓn delictiva porque le permiten que estos delincuentes sigan afectando mÁs vidas. jorge: el hecho de que el papa francisco regionalmente se haya involucrado, tu crees que cambiar algo en mÉxico? jesÚs: yo creo que en mi caso si ejercido cierta presiÓn, ahora el cardenal me ha recibido estamos en ese estatus de esperar y de ver si hay una cierta y una verdadera intenciÓn de cooperar para que estas cuestiones cambian a pesar de

and i think the final product that emerged out of the corker carden negotiations we believe will not derail the negotiations so that checked off one box. the second concern i had was just an issue of presidential prerogatives. there were a number of people who were supporting corker's legislation suggesting that as a routine matter a president needs to get signoff from congress to negotiate political agreements. that is not the case. in that has never been the case. this is not a formal treaty that is being envisioned and the president of the united states whether democrat or republican traditionally has been able to enter into political agreements that are binding with other countries without congressional approval. and i still have some concerns about the suggestion that that tradition was in some ways changing, but there was language in the legislation that spoke to this being directly related to congressional sanctions, and that i think, at least allows me to interpret the legislation in such a way that it is not sending a signal to future presidents that each and every time they

with you, chairman corker and ranking member carden and senator me then dez. everybody working together to try to find a way through this. i congratulate you on doing that. you have incredible restraint in not getting in on that letter that was sent to the ayatollah. and i think, once again, i pat you on the back for that. once again, that's in the tradition of this committee trying to do the best bipartisan foreign policy it can. the one other thing i want to do is, and it's behind the scenes. this agreement that the administration's working on has had a lot to do with the national laboratory. talked about to us earlier we have 2 of the 3 national security labs in new mexico. we can't talk now about all the great things those scientists have done and the contribution they've made. but they are really on top of these nuclear enterprise issues and i know the story will come out eventually how important that is. and i would ask that the washington post editorial be put in the record at this point. and thank you all for your work again. >> thank you and i've visi

jorge: tambiÉn se reunirÁ con el cardenal de cuba y tambiÉn visitarÁ el oporto de mariel, desde la habanastÓbal: no, papÁ eso no es cierto. yo no-- severiano: no, ¿cÓmo no? claro que es cierto. ¿y sabes quÉ? vete. vete y dÉjame solo, antes de que yo diga cosas de las que despuÉs me pueda arrepentir. Órale. me las vas a pagar aldonza alcocer. me las vas a pagar. [celular] aldonza: ¿quÉ pasÓ, renato?

en el acercamento diplomatico >> bergoglio visitó cuba con el papa juan pablo en su condición de cardenalmos a mezclar los politicos >> los temas politicos serán ineludibles >> si, serán ineludibles porque el papa francisco ha confirmado el embargo del gobierno de los estados unidos hacia cuba pero también ha condenado el socialismo el papa debe caminar por esa línea fina pero en circusntancias diferentes tal vez huebira sido una visita de esta forma miposible >> muchas gracias un avión de south west que viajaba de chicago a buffalo, reportaron que perdia presión y un pasajero se temia se temia que la puerta principal se había abierto y después se confirmó que nada había pasado y lo del pasajero fu en un problema médico >> arrestaron a extremista islamico apunto de atacar una iglesia, el sospechoso es un argelino y según las autoridades el mismo frustró el ataque al dispararse en la pierna la policía siguió el rastro encontrando armas y >> un hombre lo culpan de sembrar el medio y complicar el proceos para los inmigrantes algunos los comparan con joe arpaio tenemos las declaracione scon m

jorge: tambiÉn se reunirÁ con el cardenal de cuba y tambiÉn visitarÁ el oporto de mariel, desde la habanano-- severiano: no, ¿cÓmo no? claro que es cierto. ¿y sabes quÉ? vete. vete y dÉjame solo, antes de que yo diga cosas de las que despuÉs me pueda arrepentir. Órale. me las vas a pagar aldonza alcocer. me las vas a pagar. [celular] aldonza: ¿quÉ pasÓ, renato? renato: nada mÁs hablÉ para avisarte que severiano mendoza ya recibiÓ la notificaciÓn. aldonza: ¿y quÉ pasÓ? ¿cÓmo lo tomÓ? renato: como le esperÁbamos. Él y su hijito, cristÓbal, se pusie

carden is sponsoring legislation to create a nationwide alert system to help catch violent criminals who have injured or killed police officers. senator carden plans to discuss the proposal today with officers in an around el county. >>> heads up for alexandria commuters this morning. starting today you won't be able to add value on to your smart trip cards while stepping on to dash buses. money has to be pre loaded to ride. the change is being made to cut down on dallies and missed bus connections. however good news, metro is suspending its weekend track work to make way for cherry blossom tourists. the park service expects peak bloom will be april 11-14. metro says weekend ridership could nearly double during cherry blossom season so adjusting accordingly. >>> we have more good news for marcie says i watch wusa 9 every morning while getting ready for work. the website is always my first stop for news and my family and i would just love to win king's dominion tickets. >> do you know what? we'll take care of that for you. you win four tickets to king's dominion and everyone else at h

talking about the compromise between senators corker and carden that will preserve what he says is presidential prerogative. always domestically the president's sharpest comments came when he was asked about the pending vote on the nomination for loretta lynch as attorney general. our mike viqueira is live at the white house. mike was inside that news conference. mike for you, what is the big message? >> reporter: well i think there were two things that leapt out at me and it came in the form of answers to questions that were asked, and those two issues you mentioned one of them there iran the president going along with that legislation in congress. you have to remember the president very strenuously opposed when it was taking shape. compromises were reached but still the white house not entirely happy with it. it was very clear, though that the flood gates were open it wasn't only republicans but democrats who were on board, so the white house more or less just jumped out in front of the parade but the president warning yet again if the united states were to back off its commitment to lift san

blanca --un cardenal en el vaticano afirm hoy que el papa francisco se encuentra muy tranquilo...spues que la fiscalia en cag- liari, italia desarticul un grupo "yihadista" presuntamente vinculado a "al qaeda" que en 2010 plane un atentado suicida en la santa sede, cuando aun era papa benedicto 16. --hay 9 detenidos y se dictaron ordenes de arresto contra otras 11 personas. blanca ---un beb recin nacido fue abandonado en un basurero, y descubierto milagrosamente por un oficial que logr salvarlo cuando estaba casi agonizando. cesar --- eso ocurri hace 25 aÑos... hoy este joven cuenta su impactante historia de supervivencia... martin plascencia reporta... ;01 ;14 ;35 01;10 01;32 pkg en este mismo sitio y detrs de un bote de basura, un noviembre de 1989 fue encontrado abandonado un bebe de menos de 5 horas de nacido michael buelna entonces oficial de la policia de santa ana lo rescato =sot=michael buelna/rescato a bebe "baby adam" como le llamaron cuando llego al hospital pesaba 4 libras fue econtrado desnudo, con el cuerpo morado y casi sin respiracion. =sot= =sot=martha buelna/lo q

ben carden is replacing menendez, this was his make or break opportunity.stions whether the compromise they've put together is enough to let senators register their disagreement their strong concerns about this deal but still let the deal go through t. white house was spinning last night that's what they got. it may look like a defeat for them but they got enough built in to go to the iranians and say we can lock this in. >> sam stein, obviously, few look at it if you look at the vote, it is a big loss for the white house but a loss that everybody saw coming. >> yeah. >> i'm surprised john kerry was lobbying yesterday morning. they did not serve him very well by making him do that. but that said it could give the president, the white house, a lot moron latitude going back to the iranians saying there are some things we can get through, there are some things we can't. >> i wondered if there was a three dimensional game here. i assumed they would never pass the bill. what they've made clear is they had a big loss yesterday and they want to say, well, we sfwot

. >> the republican chairman working closely with ben carden, have agreed to address a large number of concerns that we raised and provide the kind of clarity we need to give the negotiators time and space to try and reach an agreement. >> for iran the action inskwrebgts new doubts into an already difficult talk and highlights a key sticking point, sanctions. >> this coercion and pressure i think people would never have the peace of mind that is needed in order to implement a good agreement. >> the iran deal is already an issue in the 2016 presidential race. republican candidate, marco rubio, agreed to remove his amendment that would have required iran to recognize the state of israel. the senate foreigns committee passed it and it will go to a full senate which is expected to get the veto-proof majority, and i spoke to a diplomat that said we only deal with the administration. >>> when it comes to the fight against isis president obama also is facing a steep hurdle in congress. the house speaker, john boehner, bushing back against the president's request to use military force, calling

aside from his leadership role in the senate foreign relations committee and maryland senator ben carden will >>> well we saw a great day today all across our area plenty of sunshine high temperatures in the low 70s. that's where we stand right now. take a look at the numbers. 73 degrees, wind out of the south though at 21 miles an hour the winds gusting upwards of 30 to 35 miles an hour this afternoon. it has been a great day today and it's going to continue to be a very nice night. 68 in gaithersburg 74 right now the number in fredericksburg. 70 degrees in winchester. the wind has shifted town towards patuxent river. last hour they were at 59. now at 68. that little difference in the wind that means it's coming off the land instead of the chesapeake bringing in much warmer temperatures there. so everybody on the warm side right now. storm team 4 radar not showing much in our area. few showers back towards west virginia back towards western maryland. that's all part of the system. it's a frontal boundary that's continuing to make its way our way. the severe weather back towards portions

foreign relations chair bob corker and ben carden are handling the nate bill which passed the foreignelations committee 19-0. it would require the president to submit any final nuclear deal before being able to waive or suspend congressional sanctions. the stakes are high. >> this week we're going to debate what i think is the premier national security issue of our time t. >> democrats are anxious amendments could shift the delegate bipartisan balance. >> i would hope that we have a way of going forward on this. this legislation is critically important to our country and to the world. and we need to do everything we can to preserve it and come out 19-0. >> on sunday u.s. navy central command issued a notice to mariners warning vessels in the gulf to be on the lookout for the iranian patrol boats and then a new incident today. bret? >> mike, thank you. >>> are we headed to are a second straight night of violence and chaos in baltimore? it feels different from everything that we hear and see. but will it be? we'll talk about it all with the panel when we come back. now? can i at least p

today his widow both praised the relentless efforts of public officials such as senator carden and mccallsky to free her husband. she said the u.s. government as a whole could have done more that quote, the assistance we received from other elements of the u.s. government was inconsistent and disappointing. let's bring in one of the lawmakers thanked in the widow's statement. congressman john delaney of may recall. kaem congressman, my condolences. i know you've been working hard to get him freed. his widow, said the government was inconsistent and disappointing. who was she talking about and what more does the family wish had been done? >> let's talk about elaine for a minute. she's a wonderful person and really loved warren and has been a rock in her family. i've had the privilege of getting to know her and her kids. warren's daughters, over the last several years. and it's just a terrible day for her and all of our prayers go out to her and the family obviously. and you know elaine's perspective on this is very similar to mine which is the individuals who worked on the matter specifically

what do you think the implications are there, especially if someone like senator carden fills his place? >> i think it could be very significant. you know, the pro-sanctions topple the islamic re pup lick of iran government, that whole group here in washington has been in real disarray since president obama has charged forward trying to make a deal with the islamic republic of iran. the one area they thought they could constrain the administration in going forward with iran, was a bipartisan support for new sanctions. that bipartisan support was very much dependent on senator menendez, who has always supported the most hawkish of the republican policies on whether it's iran or cuba, authorization of military force, a range of issues. with him gone, or at least out of commission for a while, it still will be a tough sell for president obama, but at least this is a thorn out of their side. >> what do you make in your knowledge of washington diplomacy of this other charge, which is what we've said clearly has not been substantiated in any way, but part of this debate and certainly conserva

joining me is senator ben carden, top democrat on the foreign relations committee. is this something the white house can live with? this would give you review of lifting the sanctions. >> well i hope they will. congress is the ones who impose sanctions as administration pointed out. we're the only ones to permanently remove the sanctions. with the manager's amendment that senator corker and i negotiated will give us an ordinarily way for the congressional review. it won't take place until after the agreement has been sent to congress after the june deadline. we will then have a limited number of days 30 days to review that agreement. i think it's an orderly way for us to review. we dealt with a lot of issues that the administration felt uncomfortable with the legislation. it didn't deal directly with the review or notifications. we strengthened some previsions. i think it's a fair compromise. i hope the administration will look at it as a positive way for congressional review but strengthen the hands and negotiations. >> senator, what if after 30 days congress hasn'

i thought bob corker and ben carden came to a reasonable compromise i had two concerns from the start. with respect to any steps taken by congress. the first was, to make sure that their actions did not derail or prevent us being able to get the best deal possible and john kerry, when he is in those negotiations, not being hobbled or his life being made more complicated by congressional actions until we actually have a deal done. my basic argument was, let us show you if there's a deal or not. if there is, you will ahayou'll have ample opportunity to opine on it but right now we're still negotiating so have some patience. i think the final product that emerged out of the corker/cardin negotiations, we believe will not derail the negotiations. so that checked off one box. the second concern i had was just an issue of presidential prerogati prerogatives. a number of people who were supporting corker's legislation, suggesting that as a routine matter, a president needs to get sign off from congress to negotiate political agreements. that is not the case. that has never been the case. thi

and, you know, i've talked to not only bob corker but i've talked to ben carden, the ranking member one democratic side and i want to work with them so that congress can look at this deal when it's done. what i'm concerned about is making sure that we don't prejudge it or those who are opposed to any deal whatsoever try to use a procedural argument essentially to screw up the possibility of a deal. the last comment i'm going to make on this. when i hear some, like senator mccain recently, suggest that our secretary of state, john kerry, who served in the united states senate, a vietnam veteran who's provided exemplary service to this nation is somehow less trustworthy in the interpretation of what's in a political agreement than the supreme leader of iran, that's an indication of the degree to which partisanship has crossed all boundaryies and we're seeing this again and again. we saw it by the letter by the 47 senators who communicate directly to the supreme leader of iran. the person they say can't be trusted at all warning him not to trust the united states government. we have mitch

i spoke to senator ben carden of maryland, trying to broker the two sides, maybe getting the words changed sanctions so it might be acceptable to both members of congress and something the white house could live with but the clock is ticking with congress coming back next week tamron. >> kris jansing live at the white house, thank you, kris. >>> breaking news, kentucky senator rand paul is about to kickoff his presidential campaign in louisville after announcing on his website that yes, he is running for president. rand paul is pitching himself as a different kind of republican. when he begins speaking we will bring you those comments live, we will be back. people ship all kinds of things. but what if that thing is a few hundred thousand doses of flu vaccine. that need to be kept at 41 degrees. while being shipped to a country where it's 90 degrees. in the shade. sound hard? yeah. does that mean people in laos shouldn't get their vaccine? we didn't think so. from figuring it out to getting it done, we're here to help. >>> more on breaking news of the hour. looking at pictures of the gulf h

one of them the top democrat on the committee ben carden telling us they were told there was a securityws this person is not seen as a threat. the sergeant -- senate sergeant at arms came over and told us that this person is not seen as a threat but, of course as you mentioned, wolf very, very highly unusual and it should not be possible for someone to come and land any sized aircraft on the west front of the capitol. there's going to be a lot of questions asked about how that was able to happen and what his purpose was. he is not a threat. wolf? >> this was a manned helicopter a few weeks ago, there was a drone unmanned aircraft that landed near the white house that caused enormous considerations. take a look at these live pictures take a look at these live pictures we're showing our viewers. it's capitol hill. you see that helicopter but it looks like some sort of robotic equipment. i don't know if you can see that athena. it's moving closer to get picture of what's going on. clearly there's concern what's inside that helicopter. you say the pilot has been arrested and taken into cust

tremendously in the context of this agreement that was worked out between senator corker and senator cardennd the white house, because it turned everything around. one, the congress will not act on the agreement before there's an agreement.>8yv secondly while the congress won't, there's no way in the world that congress will ever approve this group. the only way the agreement doesn't go into effect -- and by that i mean the president loses his ability to waive the sanctions he will need to waive to the american part of the deal is if two-thirds of both houses disapprove of the agreement and then vote to override the president's veto. so the debate has changed from not wanting to do any deal with iran particularly a deal that didn't dismantle their entire nuclear infrastructure. and michael is right about that. this deal doesn't do that. it changed from that debate to a debate about issues like is this a good deal and, more than that, is it a good deal on the issue of giving significant comfort for a significant period of time that iran will not get a nuclear weapon. because michael raised o

. >> you had bob mendez leave the foreign relations committee, ben carden stepping in for maryland he is more moderate even though he is a prominent jewish member so this is the fallout from the vote. stuart: i want your judgment. my judgment is the president is going to sign a rotten deal which we cannot verify. what do you say? >> i think he is leaning towards that. they're pushing him on iran and congress, this is a time for congress to push back if we want a strong deal. stuart: okay, susan. thank you for joining us. coming up next, a report from fort hood, shooting victims getting purple hearts. this ceremony is going on right now. we will take you there live in just a moment. 19 years ago we thought, "wow, how is there no way to tell the good from the bad?" so we gave people the power of the review. and now angie's list... is revolutionizing local service again. you can easily buy and schedule... ...services from top-rated providers. conveniently stay up to date on progress. and effortlessly turn your photos into finished projects with our angies list app. visit angieslist.com t

[laughter] on iran, i thought bob corker and ben carden came to a reasonable compromise.s from the start. with respect to any steps taken by congress. the first was to make sure that their actions did not derail or prevent us being automobile to get the best deal possible. and john kerry, when he is in those negotiations not being hobbled or his life being made more complicated by congressional actions until we actually have a deal done. my basic argument was let us show you if there's a deal or not. if there is, you'll have ample opportunity to review it and opine on it, but right now we're still negotiating. so have some patience. and i think the final product that emerged out of the corker/cardin go,es we believe will not -- negotiations we believe will not derail the negotiations. so that checked off one with box. the second concern i had was just an issue of presidential progress tyes. there were a -- prerogatives. there were a number of people who were supporting corker's legislation suggesting that as a routine matter a president needs to get sign-off from congress

senator carden started with the great wisdom of senator vandenburg that politics stops at the water's edge. we probably all know that was never 100% true. i know a little bit about some of the challenges jefferson and other virginians had, but there's a core wisdom to that principle. a very important wisdom. of course we're going to battle because we see things differently, and people seeing things differently can sometimes get to a greater understanding. that's what we hope to too. the reason that politics should stop at the water's edge is because we want to send a unified message to our allies, as they depend on us. we need to send a unified message to our adversaries about our intention. but i would say in a personal way, because of maybe representing the commonwealth of virginia we have to send a u-fighted message to the men and women in our armed services who are serving in battlefields, who are serving in theaters of military operations around the world, when we are contemplating decisions about something so big that could potentially lead to what we just deployed, virginia-bas